Opeth - The Making of Deliverance and Damnation (Part 5)

Music video by Opeth performing The Making of Deliverance and Damnation Pt. 5. (C) 2003 Music For Nations
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[@melandin101]

4:48 Mendez: "Puta madre... Will this outro ever end?.."

[@EtoDemerzelSpaceBurial]

Martin Mendez proving you don’t need a dark glass pedal and crazy looking bass to have a good metal tone. I prefer his more traditional tone to the super clacky sounding bass tones that everyone in death metal wants now. Sometimes they have a place but his bass tone on deliverance is so good

[@SwainBjornstrandt]

You are damn right.

[@hilbilydru]

He's looks like Charley Day in a metal band!

[@zakguitar2359]

Thank you I love creamy deep bass tones and it's heartbreaking to see people walking away from that in advantage to more modern tones

[@slowpace1984]

You can see and hear Lopez's fragile soul when he speaks.

[@ZaidPhyre]

1:28 As a guitarist, I can relate to that.

[@toprak3479]

I'm deaf and this is 0% relatable!

[@samanderson6477]

I hope Opeth never gives up. They are Masters of Music! Such a blessing to us.. .

[@shaunusmaximus7248]

8:08 look closely. Peter and mikael locking eyes and thinking in unison "wow!" they were such an awesome guitar duo and obviously were two peas in a pod musically and best mates

[@Count_Grishnackh]

agree 100% I miss Peter so badly….I have his autograph framed along with the rest of the true classic lineup

[@flyfeeder6276]

This was definitely my favorite lineup of opeth. Nothing against newer members and I actually like the newer albums but I miss Peter and Lopez and can’t help but wonder what opeth would sound like if they were still in the band.

[@arklowrockz]

6:45 thats probably my favourite Peter Lindgren solo

[@arklowrockz]

@Rritobak Dutta yes indeed

[@Cheximus]

Haven't got that far yet, but I'm presuming Fair Judgment? My favourite is probably Beneath The Mire (the outro).

[@arklowrockz]

@@Cheximus no it's the first solo in Wreath

[@Cheximus]

@@arklowrockz Ah yes, I realised later!

[@brentyates3691]

Absolutely his most haunting solo

[@kabraxx97]

Peter Lindgren you are awe.

[@BTBAM819]

"I don't consider myself a great lyricist"... Dirge for November lyrics would like to have a word with you

[@SiGhast]

Right! Opeth legitimately has some of my favorite lyrics.

[@bensayeed953]

Legend hope your good Martin!

[@slowpace1984]

Martin Mendez: "Mikael is the main villain"

[@SiGhast]

11:35 Trying out the lyrics in his head to a beat?

[@8Seven65]

Likely working out the timing of the vocals, yes.

[@toprak3479]

Nah he's just fixing the table

[@SiGhast]

@@toprak3479 lol

[@savoystylo]

Anyone know what pickups they were using in that blue PRS?

[@TheRumbles13]

What happened to Lopez exactly?

[@harmont752]

In the making of Ghost Reveries they explain that Lopez got ill, he got some kind of blood infection problem and took a time to rest, but later he started having panic attacks and stuff so he decided to quit. But, he formed a new band named Soen, which is very cool :)

[@yo-kt6ng]

@@harmont752 Soen is a great band 👌

[@citrus7115]

@@harmont752 woah i had no idea lopez was in soen.

[@evol1901]

8:05 they could've kissed on camera and it still would've been less gay than whatever this was

[@arjundhannyify]

Who does Martin Lopez talk about as his idol ??? Didn't understand

[@maksymfresh6274]

Gene Hoglan

[@blppt]

@@maksymfresh6274 Who also filled in for Lopez when he got sick and couldn't tour, before Axe joined full time.

[@Xxsopxx]

Akira Jimbo also.

[@_gigi_1143]

He talk about Horacio "El Negro" Hernadez, terrefic afrocuban drummer, and Akira Jimbo, who played for Casiopea. As well as Gene Hoglan

[@Cheximus]

I don't understand why the limited themselves with regards to time so much in these studio sessions? Why not rehearse a bit more before hand, or have a bit longer in the studio (ok, money perhaps)? Seems strange how much they rushed it. I understand Mikael wasn't totally happy with Deliverence, and we might've had an even better album had a bit more time gone in to it. It's not like they were leaving much time between albums back then. They were pumping them out. And quality, too.